Lotz wins Monsanto Open in Pensacola golf thriller
Dick Lotz captured the $150,000 Monsanto Open at Pensacola Country Club with a final 275 nine under par, beating Dave Stockton by three strokes. Stockton shot 67 to finish second as Lotz surged from a tie atop the leaderboard after Collins bogeyed early.
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Petty wins 103rd NASCAR race at Savannah
Richard Petty captured his 103rd Grand National victory at Savannah Speedway, finishing over a lap ahead of Bobby Isaac who faced brake issues in his Dodge Charger. Petty, from Randleman North Carolina, driver of a 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, led most of the 200 laps at an 82.714 mph pace and earned his sixth Savannah win. He eyes No. 104 at Atlanta International Speedway aboard a Plymouth Superbird in the Atlanta 500.
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Four-A title yields two on all tournament team
South Mecklenburg captures the North Carolina 4A title and places Bobby Jones and Dee Jones on the all-tourney squad. Wilmington Hoggard also lands two selections, Pat Lewis and Mike Callahan, as Grimsley’s Mike Dempsey rounds out the five.
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Bills Hire Kriegfeldt as Offensive Line Coach
The Buffalo Bills hired Chuck Gottfried as offensive line coach. Gottfried previously served as offensive line coach at the University of Pittsburgh, joining the Bills on Saturday as part of the new assistant coaching staff.
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Lund Wins South Boston Grand American Race
South Carolina driver Tiny Lund took the 100 mile South Boston Speedway Grand American event in his 1969 Camera, overcoming ignition trouble. Jim Paschall led early in a 1970 Javelin but ran out of gas near the end. Lund set a track qualifying record at 83.671 mph and led 12 laps of the 281 lap race.
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Doctor OKs Hemorrhoid Treatment For N J Couple
Wharton New Jersey couple praises Preparation H after 사용 doctor approval to treat their son. The ad-style note claims the product shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids in most cases and provides prompt relief from pain burning and itching. It emphasizes lubrication and protection to ease bowel movements and prevent infection.
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NCAA Stars Meet Carolinas Conference in High Point Showdown
All American Mike Maloy will lead the NCAA stars against the Carolinas Conference team at 8 p.m. Tuesday in High Point College Alumni Gym. Also playing are Doug Cook and Jerry Kroll, aiming to avenge last season’s CC win. Gene Littles will award the most valuable player after the game.
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